Thousands remain without power after severe thunderstorms and flash floods caused devastating damage in several states. More than 1,500 customers in South Australia remain without power, while 800 customers are also affected by power outages across Victoria on Saturday.
WA's top four-year-old Never Ending will begin his mission to establish himself as one of Australia's best horses when he contests his first NSW run in the Bestinbeds.com.au Pace (2300m) at Menangle on Saturday. Never Ending, last seen at Gloucester Park on August 2 when he powered home with a spectacular final 300m sprint to … Read more
Sydney's legendary Pink Test and Jane McGrath Day have a secure home at the SCG until 2030 as new hosting deals are signed.
There has been a lot of movement on the leaderboard, but New South Wales golfer Andrew Campbell remains one stroke ahead of the final round of the PNG Open.
The Liberals in New South Wales have reportedly made a last-ditch effort to reverse a massive blunder that could inflict a devastating defeat on them in next month's local elections.
Two people have been arrested and charged following a New South Wales police investigation into an alleged $10 million financing fraud targeting a Sydney automotive company. Strike Force Myddleton was launched in January by detectives from the State Crime Command’s Financial Crimes Squad, with support from the NSW Crime Commission (NSWCC).
A government audit has issued a scathing assessment of the New South Wales Department of Environment's efforts to save over 1,000 species from extinction.
A 58-year-old New South Wales driver is now without a licence after driving while driving under the influence of alcohol at nearly four times the legal limit – but she was not in the driver's seat. On 10 August, Riverina Highway Patrol Gundagai officers conducted random breathalyzer tests in Tumbarumba around midday and stopped a … Read more
One of the most powerful figures in the CFMEU's New South Wales branch has resigned following bribery allegations. CFMEU NSW Deputy Secretary Michael Greenfield announced on Monday evening that he would be resigning from his post with immediate effect.
When we were children growing up in Western Australia decades ago and the television stations in other states virtually ignored the big state, much of what we heard about “Australia” seemed like a foreign country. The Harbour Bridge might as well have been the Eiffel Tower. The Opera House is as famous as the Guggenheim. … Read more